Beach VolleyBall
Thomas FitzMaurice and Cole Wehsener are players on the beach volleyball team while Robert Chakarian is the head coach of the team.
The sand here at Clairemont is not actual sand like at the beaches....

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Should Schools Put Tracking Devices In Student ID Cards?
Although it seems like a dumb idea to most, it does have some good sides to it. Even if it is a bad idea, schools in Texas have started doing it.
In 2012, a one-year...

They can be seen around campus. Students falling asleep in class, taking naps in the library, or grabbing a few minutes of rest in the front office chairs.
Sleeping habits, in general, are a growing problem in today's...

Sewage from the Tijuana River in Mexico has traveled to the beaches of San Diego, causing them to shut down from all the pollution and bacteria.E. Coli, Vibrio, Salmonella and several viruses and intestinal parasites have...

What people eat has a large impact on their mental and physical abilities, especially for kids. School lunches also impact how students perform and behave in school.
Having schools provide balanced lunches has been a priority over the past years. Campuses are required to serve fresh fruits and vegetables, low-fat or fat-free milk, whole grains, and protein.
About one in three kids in America...

Beach VolleyBall
Thomas FitzMaurice and Cole Wehsener are players on the beach volleyball team while Robert Chakarian is the head coach of the team.
The sand here at Clairemont is not actual sand like at the beaches.
“The sand at Clairemont is more like dirt, it's not like sand,” says Thomas.
Cole said, “It is easier to play at beaches because its actual sand, here it's like...

Megan Jo Payne is a 14-year-old freshman who goes to Clairemont High School. She is also an only child who lives with both of her parents and four pets; two dogs, one cat, and one hamster.
A recent ex...

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